Articles in "Hebrew University of Jerusalem"
Israeli Study Points to Potential of Robotic Surgery for Complex Hernias
Israeli surgeons have used robotic technology to repair 39 complex abdominal hernias, completing all procedures without converting to open ...
Israeli Research Could Pave Way for More Energy-Efficient Computing
Scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have demonstrated an experimental computer memory approach that brings energy dissipation ...
Plant-Based Therapeutic Food Could Expand Access to Malnutrition Treatment
Researchers have developed a plant-based therapeutic food made from chickpeas, sorghum, maize and soybeans that outperformed a commercial ...
Three Years After Oct. 7, Israelis Question Whether Their Country Is Safer
Three years after the Hamas attack that triggered the Gaza war, fewer than half of Israelis believe the country is safer than it was before ...
As Israel Recovers From War, Study Finds Financial and Mental Health Strains Are Intertwined
The war’s impact on Israelis’ mental health and finances appears to work in both directions, with psychological distress making people ...
Israeli-German Discovery Could Help Guide Future Neural Technologies
A team of Israeli and German scientists has discovered how the brain helps small sensory neurons overcome a physical limitation that should ...
Tiny Proteins Could Offer New Clues to How Cancer Develops
Israeli scientists have uncovered a hidden layer of cancer biology: hundreds of tiny proteins made from genetic material that was long ...
Israeli Study Points to More Efficient Newborn Screening With 83% Fewer Lab Tests
A new saliva-testing method could make it easier for hospitals to screen every newborn for a common virus that can cause hearing loss and ...
Study Links Combat Trauma to Relationships, Political Worldviews
The battlefield may not be the only place where soldiers’ psychological resilience is tested. A new study of Israeli reserve soldiers ...
Israeli Study Reveals Brain Circuit Behind Cocaine’s Grip on Behavior
A brain system that normally helps keep behavior flexible may be turned against itself by cocaine, Israeli scientists have found. The ...
